In California - The Earthquake Trail and Muir Beach

Apr 20, 2011 12:38

We're up in the North Bay right now, and visiting things we've missed since moving to Massachusetts. Internet time is sparse because we're very busy and we don't always have it wherever we stay, but I'm taking lots of pictures and plan to post as I can ( Read more... )

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asakiyume April 20 2011, 17:36:24 UTC
Oh, the California poppy <3 What a beautiful photo; what a beautiful flower, and with raindrop gems, too.

Loved the lamppost art, tiny figures. Looks like maybe a signature in Korean underneath that first one?

Slugs have such magnificent eye stalks--I somehow imagined the banana slug would be brighter yellow, though. Still, he is magnificent in any case. As is the misty view from Muir Beach Overlook.

The poster on earthquakes made me think, we should bake earthquake cakes--earthqakes, if you will. With fault lines.

And mmm, burritos!

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kirinn April 20 2011, 18:07:35 UTC
Actually, I'm pretty sure that's katakana under the first figure, and it's driving me nuts because it's a little too sketchy for me to be sure of half the letters... TENROTORO-something? Maybe? Dunno.

The bird probably has some kanji, which is even more hopeless for me.

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asakiyume April 20 2011, 18:09:49 UTC
Could be! If the artist stylizes her kana and kanji as much as taggers writing in English stylize their roman-alphabet letters, I'd say we're doomed, when it comes to decipherment!

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akiko April 20 2011, 19:25:15 UTC
The bird looks like so! ? te.

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sartorias April 20 2011, 18:01:46 UTC
Definitely a better quality of graffiti up there!

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skogkatt April 21 2011, 17:01:55 UTC
I bet there's some good stuff down your way, too. It's a matter of sorting the signal from the mass of noise.

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skogkatt April 21 2011, 17:02:47 UTC
Thank you, dahling! So nice to see you here!

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akamarykate April 20 2011, 22:23:48 UTC
How fun! I especially love the poppy; I keep trying to grow them here, but it never works out. Our seasons are probably too harsh and relatively dry.

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skogkatt April 21 2011, 17:03:55 UTC
They can grow in dry weather, but I bet the cold in your neck of the woods is their downfall.

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ekaterin24 April 21 2011, 01:25:37 UTC
That bird graffiti is lovely. So is the golden poppy (I've only ever seen red ones 'live') and that lovely foggy sea right off the craggy-grassy bit of land.

Thank you for sharing the best bits of your trip.

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skogkatt April 21 2011, 17:05:08 UTC
Thanks for reading! I love the California Poppy. It grows all over the state, even in the dry areas where I grew up. It's a lovely flower. *g*

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